Bitcoin L2 network Stacks announces the launch of the sBTC developer version
Bitcoin Layer2 network Stacks announced that the sBTC developer version is now online, allowing developers to build and test early versions of sBTC, which is a 1:1 supported BTC version on the Stacks layer. The sBTC developer version will include a localized devnet version of the sBTC system, which developers can install and run locally on their computers to provide a simple interface for testing sBTC deposit and withdrawal transactions. In addition, a JavaScript library that can be obtained through NPM will also be released, which developers can use in their applications. This tool will allow developers to test critical sBTC functions and may gain an advantage in building sBTC-supported applications.
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